Yes, me wanting to allow these hulls to be build under 50 hours of work. This on the advice of phill. If you guys are really building a few of these then you better be able to pop a few out over the winter. Methods like tortured ply take to long.

I think I have a few solutions now. I'm down to only 3 "filler and tape joints". If a series is build then the prototype will be "filler and tape joints" taking a little time to build but after that the original hull can be used to make joints using shaped rods and that should really cut down on building time, allowing a group to pop out hulls rather quickly.

Also I'm now back at normal life responsibilities and so can only work on this design maybe 4 t 5 hours a week instead of 30 to 40 hours a week.

Here a more profiled look at the hulls (called 5 panel chined wave-piercer) that I think we can use.



Wouter